The Chicago CBS affiliate featured CNT’s car-sharing program, I-GO, on its news broadcast and website:
Car-Sharing Program Can Save You Money
Want a car, but not all the headaches and hassles? If you live in the city, there’s a way you can get around at a fraction of the cost of owning a car. It’s Chicago’s car-sharing program called I-Go. […]
CTAQC, the Chicagoland Transportation and Air Quality Commission, has released the results of its 2003-04 public involvement process in a State of the Region report. The report documents the public’s priorities for transportation choice and change in northeastern Illinois.
Mac Daniel of the Boston Globe, in his Starts & Stops column on Sunday, February 1, 2004, pointed readers to TravelMatters.org as a “pollution solution”, using the Individual Calculator to see what sort of impact his Toyota Corolla and other travel choices were having on the environment. “Pretty interesting,” Daniel admits, after discovering how a direct flight across the country caused his monthly CO2 emissions to skyrocket …
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